AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPacific Ocean Science: NOAA’s new five-year observing agreements will support PacIOOS, which monitors waters around Guam and the wider Pacific. The systems provide data for forecasts, coastal hazards and safe navigation. Grid Modernization: GPA was selected to negotiate $21.2 million in federal funding for underground transmission upgrades and real-time grid monitoring; the award is not final. Hospital Technology: Guam Memorial Hospital secured $21 million for a new electronic health records system, replacing unsupported software that officials say risks disrupting care and billing. Aerospace Education: Embry-Riddle will begin its first in-person Guam course at Andersen Air Force Base on Oct. 19, focused on uncrewed aircraft systems. Environmental Review: The Supreme Court heard arguments over the Air Force’s practice of destroying munitions at Tarague Beach, near sensitive habitat and a major drinking-water aquifer. A decision is expected by June.
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